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AECP – Level 2 Final Challenge – Altered Item/Upcycled Project (Part 2)

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Susan Little

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Thank you for continuing on my journey.

This is the second half of the final for my AECP – Level 2. For this portion the challenge was:

  • Altered Item/Upcycled Project: Include an additional project that involves altering or upcycling an item.

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I chose an old, dented metal box that has previously held nail clippers.

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After lightly sanding the lid, I then painted it with light blue acrylic paint. I made an arrangement of different flowers in various colors using the Altenew die sets: Pond Flowers, Lovely Floral Hat, and Zero-Waste 3D Floral Cover Die.

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Using a piece of paper the size of the lid, I tested placement.

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Once I had adjusted the flower placement, I covered the lid with a layer of Ranger Multi Medium Matte as my adhesive.

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After adhering the flowers to the lid, I added bit of Glossy Accents to some of the flower centers for dimension.

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I placed a piece of black foam on the inside of the box for a more finished look and to cover up the dents.

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To complete it, I made a set of four matching gift tags using the Altenew Wild Daisies Press Plate and the following Altenew Fresh Dye Inks: Sapphire, Teal Cave, Berrylicious and Crystal Violet. The inks were used on the press plate as well as ink blending the edges.

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Thank you for stopping by and checking out my upcycled box. Wish me luck on my final!!

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